Thanks, Guy, for the kind words. Determining whether or not a document is in the public domain is not always easy or cheap. If you want to see some of the difficulty, look at how Project Gutenberg does it for works they make available.
Project Gutenberg's Copyright Rules! It's a good website for e-books if you have not been there.
Gerd, glad to provide that 1 page (out of about 107).
Until I decide on the copyright matter, if anyone has a direct question about Packard (1949 or before) that they want to see if Saga of Packard addresses, send me a private message and I will look at Saga of Packard and see if it says anything about it. If so, I will see if I can send a small portion of the manuscript to you directed to your question without violating any copyright laws. If I can do so without violating any copyright laws, I will.
Keep in mind Saga of Packard appears to be basically a project of an employee or employees in the Packard Advertising Department so while I think it is entertaining and informative, it is very much a booster of what is good about Packard and not a critical analysis.
And, of course, even if I think it is OK to post, it is Big Kev's website and he has the final decision whether or not he wants to post it.
Ken
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